In light of current events and the evolving landscape of digital communication, the @OntarioCofC has made the decision to shift our focus away from X. As we continue to prioritize clear, respectful, and reliable communication with our followers, we believe it is essential to

🇨🇦 As we navigate the challenges posed by U.S. tariffs against Canada, it's more important than ever to stand united as #TeamCanada! Our strength lies in supporting locally owned businesses and purchasing Canadian-made products. 🇨🇦 We asked our staff to spotlight a local,

Opportunity is not a matter of chance. It’s a matter of choice! Earlier this year, Canada's provincial and territorial chamber CEOs came together to call on Canada’s premiers to lead the way with immediate, comprehensive action to dismantle the internal barriers to trade within

The @OntarioCofC and our #ONChamberNetwork will make their way down to the City of Roses ✈️🌹, also known as Windsor, Ontario, for the 2025 AGM and Convention! 🙌 https://t.co/2QLYOPRMgH This year’s theme, “Bridges, Not Barriers: Building Connected Communities and Economies"

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In February, the @OntarioCofC released its ninth annual Ontario Economic Report! 📑🗞️ Thanks to @PDalzell3, Vice-President of Corporate Affairs & Market Development at @Bruce_Power for sharing his thoughts on our recently launched report and to @Bruce_Power for their

Last week, the @OntarioCofC's Senior Manager of Public Affairs, @accarmonaosp, had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the @BarrieChamber’s Women in Business Awards. In her remarks, Andrea shared insights from both her professional and personal journeys, emphasizing the

Close to half of Ontario businesses expect to grow (46%) in 2025, up 10% from the same time last year. That confidence, however, is industry-dependent. Industries that are more likely to expect their organizations to grow in 2025 include labour (63%), waste management (60%), and

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) would like to congratulate Prime Minister-Designate Mark Carney as he assumes Liberal and national leadership at this time of uncertainty and opportunity. “It’s time for Canada to replace complacency with competitiveness. This means a

Today, we celebrate the incredible women on our staff and Board of Directors who drive positive action and impact at the @OntarioCofC every day. 🙌💗 We also recognize and congratulate the women across Canada who are leading businesses, creating jobs, and driving industries

Yesterday, we co-hosted the Automotive and Manufacturing Networking Summit with @APMACanada: 🚗 Project Arrow, inspiring talks, engaged attendees 🎓 Career Coaching for @HaltonDSB & @HCDSB students 🛠️ @SkillsOntario Trades & Tech Truck 🙏This event was supported by @BHERCanada

Confidence is highest among #ONBiz in the mining sector (56%), which could be explained by the strong demand for critical minerals supported by Ontario’s Critical Minerals Strategy. Other sectors among the most confident in Ontario’s future outlook include finance and insurance

“When policies change overnight, trade agreements aren’t respected, and decision-making is not transparent, businesses cannot plan, invest, or grow”- @DanTisch @OntarioCofC

Thank you to the Cities Initiative for the invitation to engage on a critical topic at such a pivotal moment in Canada-U.S. relations.

The @OntarioCofC's Vice-President of Public Affairs was in Washington, D.C. yesterday to address the Mayors and Industry Leaders Roundtable on a Strong U.S.-Canada Trade Relationship. Organized by the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative (@GLSLcities) and the

Last month, in response to ongoing tariff uncertainty from the U.S., the @OntarioCofC commissioned a Leger survey to assess the potential impact of tariffs on the Ontario business community. In the next six to twelve months, 67% of those surveyed expect tariffs to negatively

“Unpredictability is a business killer,” says @DanTisch, President and CEO of the @OntarioCofC in a newly released statement in response to President Trump’s decision to exempt goods under CUSMA from 25% tariffs until April 2. “When policies change overnight, trade agreements

As implemented tariffs and political shifts continue to impact Canadian businesses, the @OntarioCofC was pleased to host @melaniejoly, Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, at our third Ontario Business Advisory Council meeting of 2025. Our members had the opportunity to engage

As the #IndispensablePartnerOfBiz, the @OntarioCofC conducts credible research and analysis to support our advocacy efforts. Our comprehensive policy reports are strengthened by the power of the #ONChamberNetwork.